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Ever seen water blasting into a jet engine? this is a compressor wash! Sprays H2O + cleaner to scrub off grime from blades, boosting efficiency & cutting fuel burn. Done every few hundred hours to keep them running. Routine every 100-300 cycles to fight corrosion. What's the weirdest plane... show more

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🚨 donate urgently to provide water to the children of gaza. 🚨 👉 donate now: In Gaza… The water has been cut off. And for families living in tents, there is nowhere to escape the heat, the thirst, or the fear. Children wake up asking for water. Mothers search desperately for something safe to give them. Families walk for hours carrying empty containers, hoping to return with enough water to survive another day. 💔 Imagine living in a fragile tent with your children while the water stops… No tap. No safe supply. No way to simply turn on a faucet. Just thirst. And waiting. 🚨 Despite the exhaustion, the destruction, and the devastating collapse in donations… we are still working. We are still inside Gaza. Still moving between displacement camps. Still carrying water to families living in tents. Still doing everything we can to put clean water into the hands of children. We are tired. But we cannot stop. Because behind every empty water container is a child waiting to drink. Behind every tent is a family waiting for help. And every day without water makes their suffering worse. Water is not a luxury. Water is survival. We are deeply grateful to those who have stood beside us and helped give this work a voice: ✨ William Menaker (Will 🦥 Menaker) 🔥 Felix (GoliathFan1952) 🤍 Eyup Lovely (Eyup Lovely) Your voices have helped bring attention to families who desperately need to be heard. But today, the need is still here. The water is still running out. The families are still waiting. And our team is still working despite the exhaustion. Please don’t let another child go to sleep thirsty tonight. 👉 donate now: Every donation can help us continue delivering clean water to displaced families and children in Gaza. Every share can help this reach someone who can help. Despite everything, we are still here. Despite the exhaustion, we are still working. Please help us keep water reaching Gaza’s children. 🇵🇸🤍

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Children in Gaza are hot. They sweat through the one outfit they own. They sleep in tents that trap the summer heat. They spend hours every day waiting in line with jerry cans instead of playing with friends. Support now: Then, for just a few moments, the water arrives. Watch what happens 🥹🥹 The children laugh. They splash each other. They stand under the stream from a bucket feeling cool, clean water run over them. Our water trucks are not only about drinking water. This water is used to cook meals. To wash dishes. To do laundry. To clean wounds. To bathe children. To restore a little dignity after another exhausting day. Help The Sameer Project keep these trucks on the road - and help us complete our desalination plant so even more families can access the clean, safe water they need to survive. Donate for water! Give to our Rebuild Gaza Campaign: Other ways to donate include: (Paypal option, please make sure to add a message saying "Rebuild") (Venmo option, please make sure to add a message saying “Rebuild")

Children in Gaza are hot. They sweat through the one outfit they own. They sleep in tents that trap the summer heat. They spend hours every day waiting in line with jerry cans instead of playing with friends. Support now: Then, for just a few moments, the water arrives. Watch what happens 🥹🥹 The children laugh. They splash each other. They stand under the stream from a bucket feeling cool, clean water run over them. Our water trucks are not only about drinking water. This water is used to cook meals. To wash dishes. To do laundry. To clean wounds. To bathe children. To restore a little dignity after another exhausting day. Help The Sameer Project keep these trucks on the road - and help us complete our desalination plant so even more families can access the clean, safe water they need to survive. Donate for water! Give to our Rebuild Gaza Campaign: Other ways to donate include: (Paypal option, please make sure to add a message saying "Rebuild") (Venmo option, please make sure to add a message saying “Rebuild")

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🚨 donate urgently to provide water for the children of gaza. 🚨 👉 donate now: look at this child. the jerrycan he is carrying looks like it weighs more than he does. he holds it with both hands. he stops under its weight. he catches his breath… then he keeps walking. he is a child. he should be carrying a toy, not a heavy container of water. he should be running, playing, and living his childhood. instead, he is carrying water for his family because they have no other choice. across gaza, thirst has become part of childhood. children wake up searching for water. families wait for hours just to get a few liters. and children carry containers heavier than their own bodies just to bring water back to their families. this is not just water. this is what allows them to keep going. project muhmmed is working every day to provide clean water to children and displaced families in gaza. but donations have collapsed dramatically, and keeping the water flowing has become harder than ever. even $10, $15, or $20 can help provide water to a family that desperately needs it. ❤️ from the heart of gaza, thank you to everyone who has stood with us, especially: william menaker — Will 🦥 Menaker eyup lovely — Eyup Lovely felix — GoliathFan1952 because of your support and your voices, water has reached children and families who desperately needed it. you are not simply supporters. you are part of every container of water that reaches a family. and part of every child being able to drink when they are thirsty. but we need to keep going. 💧 thirst does not wait. and children cannot wait. if you can donate, please donate now. if you cannot, please share this post. one share from you could help us reach someone who can make the next water distribution possible. 👉 donate now: 🇵🇸 help us keep the water flowing to the children of gaza.

🚨 donate urgently to provide water for the children of gaza. 🚨 👉 donate now: look at this child. the jerrycan he is carrying looks like it weighs more than he does. he holds it with both hands. he stops under its weight. he catches his breath… then he keeps walking. he is a child. he should be carrying a toy, not a heavy container of water. he should be running, playing, and living his childhood. instead, he is carrying water for his family because they have no other choice. across gaza, thirst has become part of childhood. children wake up searching for water. families wait for hours just to get a few liters. and children carry containers heavier than their own bodies just to bring water back to their families. this is not just water. this is what allows them to keep going. project muhmmed is working every day to provide clean water to children and displaced families in gaza. but donations have collapsed dramatically, and keeping the water flowing has become harder than ever. even $10, $15, or $20 can help provide water to a family that desperately needs it. ❤️ from the heart of gaza, thank you to everyone who has stood with us, especially: william menaker — Will 🦥 Menaker eyup lovely — Eyup Lovely felix — GoliathFan1952 because of your support and your voices, water has reached children and families who desperately needed it. you are not simply supporters. you are part of every container of water that reaches a family. and part of every child being able to drink when they are thirsty. but we need to keep going. 💧 thirst does not wait. and children cannot wait. if you can donate, please donate now. if you cannot, please share this post. one share from you could help us reach someone who can make the next water distribution possible. 👉 donate now: 🇵🇸 help us keep the water flowing to the children of gaza.

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Donald Trump was mocked for sounding the alarm on the California water/fire crisis during his interview with Joe Rogan. Turns out, he was right. Trump spent nearly 7 minutes ranting about the issue, blasting Newsom for doing nothing to fix the problem. Trump specifically discussed the Californian Delta Smelt controversy, where rainwater is wasted by being directed into the Pacific Ocean to protect a tiny fish species. "You know in Los Angeles, you can't get proper amounts of water." "In order to protect a tiny little fish, the water up north gets routed into the Pacific Ocean. Millions and millions of gallons of water gets poured [into the Pacific]." "I got it all done. Nobody could believe it. It was all done. I said, I got it. You got so much water. All you have to do is sign, and [Newsom] didn't wanna sign." "Every time I go to California, I say you have so much water. They don't know it... I'm telling you, people living in Beverly Hills, they turn off the water. Same thing with the electric."

Donald Trump was mocked for sounding the alarm on the California water/fire crisis during his interview with Joe Rogan. Turns out, he was right. Trump spent nearly 7 minutes ranting about the issue, blasting Newsom for doing nothing to fix the problem. Trump specifically discussed the Californian Delta Smelt controversy, where rainwater is wasted by being directed into the Pacific Ocean to protect a tiny fish species. "You know in Los Angeles, you can't get proper amounts of water." "In order to protect a tiny little fish, the water up north gets routed into the Pacific Ocean. Millions and millions of gallons of water gets poured [into the Pacific]." "I got it all done. Nobody could believe it. It was all done. I said, I got it. You got so much water. All you have to do is sign, and [Newsom] didn't wanna sign." "Every time I go to California, I say you have so much water. They don't know it... I'm telling you, people living in Beverly Hills, they turn off the water. Same thing with the electric."

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This is genuinely one of the stupidest takes on EVs I've ever seen. This bloke wants you to pull into a service station, have someone on a forklift swap your battery out like a power tool, pay £50 (~$65 USD), and grab a Red Bull and a chocolate while you wait. He also reckons the air coming out of a modern diesel tailpipe is cleaner than the air going in. Meanwhile EV owners: – Plug in at home – Never visit a servo again – Wake up to a full charge every morning – Pay next to nothing to charge Nobody is sitting around dreaming up ways to keep going to petrol stations. The whole point is that you never have to again.

This is genuinely one of the stupidest takes on EVs I've ever seen. This bloke wants you to pull into a service station, have someone on a forklift swap your battery out like a power tool, pay £50 (~$65 USD), and grab a Red Bull and a chocolate while you wait. He also reckons the air coming out of a modern diesel tailpipe is cleaner than the air going in. Meanwhile EV owners: – Plug in at home – Never visit a servo again – Wake up to a full charge every morning – Pay next to nothing to charge Nobody is sitting around dreaming up ways to keep going to petrol stations. The whole point is that you never have to again.

Oli

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These first time buyers claimed that they bought this 'flipper' house in 2025. Everything seemed OK until the first heavy rain! They heard something that sounded like running water and went down stairs to investigate! Obviously this doesn't look good. And it's not a good sign, but what's your best guess for what would have caused something like this from just a heavy rain storm? (They said it was not a flooded yard). I guess the second thing is - What's your best guess for what this young couple will need to do in order to stop their basement from becoming an indoor wading pool every time it rains? 😬

These first time buyers claimed that they bought this 'flipper' house in 2025. Everything seemed OK until the first heavy rain! They heard something that sounded like running water and went down stairs to investigate! Obviously this doesn't look good. And it's not a good sign, but what's your best guess for what would have caused something like this from just a heavy rain storm? (They said it was not a flooded yard). I guess the second thing is - What's your best guess for what this young couple will need to do in order to stop their basement from becoming an indoor wading pool every time it rains? 😬

Croxxed Out

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Chris Masterjohn says touching a grocery store receipt puts more BPA into your body than drinking from a plastic water bottle. BPA is a plastic chemical that messes with your hormones. The receipt paper is designed so the coating dusts off onto your hands the moment you touch it. That's how heat printing works. A plastic water bottle is sturdy. A receipt is built to come apart. > If you're a cashier, this stuff is soaking into your fingertips every shift you work. > If you're a customer, you're getting hit with it every time you grab one at checkout. The fix takes two seconds. Tell them you don't need the receipt. — Dr. Chris Masterjohn (Chris Masterjohn) on Alex Clark’s (Alex Clark) podcast

Chris Masterjohn says touching a grocery store receipt puts more BPA into your body than drinking from a plastic water bottle. BPA is a plastic chemical that messes with your hormones. The receipt paper is designed so the coating dusts off onto your hands the moment you touch it. That's how heat printing works. A plastic water bottle is sturdy. A receipt is built to come apart. > If you're a cashier, this stuff is soaking into your fingertips every shift you work. > If you're a customer, you're getting hit with it every time you grab one at checkout. The fix takes two seconds. Tell them you don't need the receipt. — Dr. Chris Masterjohn (Chris Masterjohn) on Alex Clark’s (Alex Clark) podcast

Goku

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